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Josefa HERRERA–1725

Name: Josefa HERRERA

Given names: Josefa

Surname: HERRERA

Note: Domingo Martín Serrano married (1) Josefa de Herrera circa 1669-1673; she was born in New Mexico, d…

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Marriage	Domingo MARTIN SERRANO — View this family about 1670
Birth of a son #1	Blas MARTIN about 1687 El Paso del Norte, Nuevo Mexico
Residence	Domingo MARTIN SERRANO — View this family September 1690 Corpus Christi del Isleta, near El Paso del Norte
Event	Domingo MARTIN SERRANO — View this family Agreed to Return to New Mexico December 1692 near El Paso del Norte, Nueva España Note: In December 1692, she and her mother, Juana de los Reyes, were enumerated in the household of Domingo Martín Serrano as settlers willing to go to northern New Mexico; Kessell, Hendricks, and Dodge, To the Royal Crown Restored, 60. Josefa de Herrera was identified as a native of New Mexico by her daughter, Josefa Martín, as part of the prenuptial investigation when Josefa Martín sought to marry in 1719.
Marriage of a child	Blas MARTIN — Rosa MACHUCA VARGAS — View this family February 1, 1705 Santa Fe, Nueve Mexico Note: Also, summarized on wikiTree.com Also, summarized on wikiTree.com Prenuptial Investigation: Blas Martín Serrano - Diligencias Matrimoniales, January 7, 1705 (Age 16 years) Santa Fé, Nuevo México, Nueva España. 1705, Jan. 7 (no. 1), Santa Fe. BLAS MARTIN (18)., son of Domingo Martin and Josefa de Herrera, and Rosa Machuca de Vargas (16), of New Mexico, d. of Juan de Vargas Machuca and Ana Olguin, both deceased. --. Witnesses: Miguel de Quintana, notary; Pascual Trujillo (34) Andres de Cardenas (59), n. of Mexico City, Jose de Quintana (25), n. of Mexico City, farmer, Capt. Jose Dominguez (40) who knew bride since· her birth. Pair married, Feb. 1, 1705, with witnesses Juan de Mestas and his wife, and Juan Lorenzo Medina. Marriage: Blas Martín Serrano - February 1, 1705 (Age 16 years) Husband: 18 Wife: 16, Santa Fe, Nuevo México, Nueva España. Santa Cruz de la Canada: Marriages; Extracted and Complied by Jose Antonio Esquibel: February 1, 1705, Villa de Santa Fe, Blas Martin, 18, son of Domingo Martin and Josefa de Herrera, and Rosa de Vargas Machuca, 16, native of New Mexico, daughter of Juan de Vargas and Ana Olguin, both deceased.
Death	before 1725 Note: Domingo Martín was identified as the widower of Josefa de Herrera when he sought to marry Juana Baptista in April 1725; Chávez, “New Mexico Roots, Ltd.,” 1105, DM 1725, April 15, no. 11, Santa Cruz.

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husband	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Josefa HERRERA Domingo MARTIN SERRANO Blas MARTIN Juana Josefa MARTIN SERRANO Domingo MARTIN SERRANO Birth: about 1652 — Nuevo Mexico, Nueva España Burial: February 27, 1735 — Santa Cruz, Nuevo Mexico, Nueva España
herself	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Domingo MARTIN SERRANO Domingo MARTIN SERRANO Blas MARTIN Juana Josefa MARTIN SERRANO Josefa HERRERA Death: before 1725
	Marriage: about 1670 —
son	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Domingo MARTIN SERRANO
son	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rosa MACHUCA VARGAS Nicolas MARTIN Elena MARTIN Jose MARTIN Family with spouse Maria Antonia ULIBARRI Blas MARTIN Birth: about 1687 35 — El Paso del Norte, Nuevo Mexico Death: after 1766
daughter	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Diego MARQUEZ Francisca MARQUEZ Juana Josefa MARTIN SERRANO

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Event	In December 1692, she and her mother, Juana de los Reyes, were enumerated in the household of Domingo Martín Serrano as settlers willing to go to northern New Mexico; Kessell, Hendricks, and Dodge, To the Royal Crown Restored, 60. Josefa de Herrera was identified as a native of New Mexico by her daughter, Josefa Martín, as part of the prenuptial investigation when Josefa Martín sought to marry in 1719.
Name	Domingo Martín Serrano married (1) Josefa de Herrera circa 1669-1673; she was born in New Mexico, daughter of Juana de los Reyes, and was still living in June 1714 but was deceased by 1725.
Death	Domingo Martín was identified as the widower of Josefa de Herrera when he sought to marry Juana Baptista in April 1725; Chávez, “New Mexico Roots, Ltd.,” 1105, DM 1725, April 15, no. 11, Santa Cruz.